Music Web International

"[Earphonious Swamphony is] music of the nigh-time swamp with frog noises and shudders and heaving birdsong. You are also confronted with the grinding and grumble of jazzy dissonance and drum-set melee. "Blue Trees" features primeval creature pulses while "Muck" plays with cicada noises and wah-wah effects. "Sweat" takes us back to … nocturnal mangrove noises while "Lagoon" is fraught with warbling and wibbling--just a hint of The Creature from the Black Lagoon. This is music of the Everglades--alligators, exposed roots, writhing snakes, mudflats and high humidity."

by Rob Barnett

• Signal to Noise

 "Blob's magnificent Earphonious Swamphony oozes to the fore by virtue of its outrageous and relentless refusal to coalesce into anything specific while remaining as loud as possible."

by Larry Cosentino

• Jazzreview.com

 "[R]hythm, grooves, and a solid beat … are suggested, established, then ebb in and out like the tides. BLOB as a band is sonically recreating wetlands at night, complete with the mystery, beauty, and flat-out creepiness.

 "If you can imagine outtakes of Bitches Brew with Roscoe Mitchell in Miles Davis’ place or if Bernard Herrmann collaborated with Bill Laswell’s Material for the soundtrack of Cape Fear 2: When Frogs Attack, then this BLOB is ready for you and vice versa."

by Mark Keresman